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This is one of those ideas that sounds wonderful, just like the touchscreen of the iPhone sounded wonderful... But people are rightly skeptical of things that
by webwright 17y ago
This is one of those ideas that sounds wonderful, just like the touchscreen of the iPhone sounded wonderful... But people are rightly skeptical of things that claim to be game-changing which haven't launched.
The instant this exists and a reporter slips it on and can "type" 70 WPM with minimal errors (with no learning curve) is the PR shoots straight up.
Until it's changed the life of a single user, it's science fiction. I'll cheer 'em on in the meantime (just like I'll cheer for TechCrunch's 'CrunchPad'), but I'd go hoarse if I evangalized every game-changing product that hasn't been built yet.
(Flying car? Jet Pack?)